Data centre developers could be forced to lodge millions of pounds in financial commitments before securing electricity grid capacity, under...
Net Hero Podcast – Devolution and energy do they mix?
Politics has changed.Net zero has become more divisive, energy bills remain stubbornly high and investors are looking for certainty before...
Offshore Energies UK calls for North Sea gas field developments to be given go-ahead
Offshore Energies UK say that the developing new gas fields in the North Sea could provide £28.7 billion to the...
Plug-in solar could come with dangers…
Plug-in solar panels will become legal in Britain from 27 August but households have been warned not to treat the...
Nuclear regulator plans safety-rule reset for new reactor era
Britain’s nuclear regulator has launched an eight-week consultation on revised safety principles designed to support a new generation of reactors...
Ofgem orders new data exchange to improve NESO’s grid visibility
Ofgem has approved new rules requiring NESO and electricity network operators to exchange detailed planning data more routinely from 6...
Suppliers wipe £172m from bills for late-charging failures
Energy suppliers wrote off more than £172 million in charges for almost one million households under rules protecting customers from...
NESO chief sidelined from heatwave inquiry after independence concerns
NESO Chief Executive Fintan Slye will no longer receive progress updates from the legal investigation into allegations surrounding the operation...
Australia must put energy equity at heart of COP31 agenda
Australia has an opportunity to make energy equity a central theme of global climate diplomacy as it prepares to host...
US renewables surge as clean energy shift away from fossil fuels grows
Renewable energy continued its rapid expansion across the United States during the first five months of 2026, with new figures...